Ciara and Russell Wilson just welcomed a baby girl

Amora Princess Wilson is here!

The baby girl was born to proud parents Ciara and Russell Wilson on Monday, Dec. 11.

Ciara shared the news on her social media, and she posted an adorable pic of Amora wearing a custom newborn hat as well:

Amora is joining a large family. She has big sister Sienna Princess, who is 6 years old. (Yes, Amora shares her middle name with her big sis, as well as her mom….Ciara’s middle name is also Princess!). Amora also has a big brother, Win Harrison, who is 3 years old. She also has a step-brother, 9-year-old Future Zahir, who is named after his father Future, Ciara’s ex.

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In an October interview on the Call Her Daddy podcast, Ciara reflected on how motherhood changed her priorities, even when it came to her love life.

“When you have a child, it’s very important to me, it’s no time to play around,” the 38-year-old singer said. “I am now responsible for another life, so what am I doing, how am I thinking that through?”

Ciara wed Russell Wilson in 2016. They met a year prior at a University of Wisconsin basketball game. Shortly after that, they attended the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, and they soon became an inseparable item.

Wilson is a quarterback for the Denver Broncos. When he posted a tweet announcing his baby girl on X, he said, “2 wins in less than 24 hours,” in reference to his team’s Sunday night win against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Despite being an NFL superstar, Wilson says making time for his kids is essential.

“It’s all about quality time and you have to put 100% into it,” he said in a 2021 interview with Forbes.

This includes his step-son Future. In a 2020 interview with Good Morning America, Wilson talked about how being a stepdad has changed his life.

“Being a stepdad … has taught me, really, what love is like, what life is really like, [and] how God intends us to love,” Wilson said. “One of the greatest gifts in the world is children.”

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